Section 144 Imposed in North-East Delhi After CAA Protests
A day after protests over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in North-East Delhi turned violent, police on Wednesday imposed Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure in the district. At least 21 people were injured, nearly 20 vehicles and other public properties were damaged in the protests in North-East Delhi's Seelampur area. Those injured in the clash included 15 policemen.
A day after protests over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act in North-East Delhi turned violent, police on Wednesday imposed Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure in the district. At least 21 people were injured, nearly 20 vehicles and other public properties were damaged in the protests in North-East Delhi's Seelampur area. Those injured in the clash included 15 policemen. (Image: PTI)
Brick-bats lie on a road as Anti-CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act) protestors clash with the police at Seelampur in New Delhi. (Image: PTI)
Demonstrators throw pieces of bricks towards police officers during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
A policeman with a wounded eye is pictured during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Demonstrators throw pieces of bricks towards police officers during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
A police officer fires tear gas towards demonstrators during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
People observe a protest against a new citizenship law, from the rooftops of their homes, in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Demonstrators throw pieces of bricks towards police officers during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Police officers detain a demonstrator during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Demonstrators gather behind a police barricade during a protest against a new citizenship law and to show solidarity with the students of the Jamia Millia Islamia university after police entered the university campus following a protest against the law, in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
A police officer fires tear gas towards demonstrators during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Police officers detain a demonstrator during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Demonstrators gather behind a police barricade during a protest against a new citizenship law and to show solidarity with the students of the Jamia Millia Islamia university after police entered the university campus on Sunday following a protest against the law, in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Demonstrators throw pieces of bricks towards police officers during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Police officers detain a demonstrator during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Demonstrators throw pieces of bricks towards police officers during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
A police officer detains a demonstrator during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
A police officer fires tear gas towards demonstrators during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Police officers detain a demonstrator during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
Police officers walk past a graffiti during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
A demonstrator throws a piece of bricks towards police officers during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
A police officer is pictured during a protest against a new citizenship law in Seelampur, Delhi. (Image: Reuters)
